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Trump vows executive order on voter ID, despite judge blocking earlier attempt
President Donald Trump has once again turned his attention to reshaping U.S. election rules, declaring online late Saturday that he intends to push major changes through an executive order. “Voter I.D. Must Be Part of Every Single Vote. NO EXCEPTIONS! I Will Be Doing An Executive Order To That End!!! Also, No Mail-In Voting, Except…
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Rwanda confirms arrival of 7 U.S. deportees under migration pact
Rwanda has begun receiving migrants deported from the United States under a controversial bilateral...
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Uganda to take U.S. deportees, but only those without criminal backgrounds
Uganda has confirmed it is finalizing an arrangement with the United States to accept deported...
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Zelenskyy meeting not ‘end of the road’ for U.S. support on peace deal – Trump
President Donald Trump insisted Monday that his latest White House talks with Ukrainian President...
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South Africa rejects U.S. human rights report as “inaccurate and deeply flawed”
South Africa has rebuked the latest U.S. State Department human rights assessment, calling it “inaccurate and deeply flawed” and accusing the U.S. government of peddling distorted narratives....
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U.S. imposes sanctions on armed group and firms profiting from Congo’s conflict minerals
The United States has imposed sanctions on an armed group accused of exploiting mineral wealth in eastern Congo. According to a senior U.S. official speaking anonymously ahead of Tuesday’s announcement,...
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Trump pledges to jail criminals and push homeless people out of DC: “There will be no Mr nice guy”
On Sunday, United States President Donald Trump vowed to crack down hard on Washington, DC’s plights, to quickly jail criminals who roam the streets and force the homeless out of the nation’s...
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U.S. halts routine visas for Zimbabwe as Trump administration expands African travel restrictions
The United States has suspended all routine visa processing for Zimbabwean citizens, marking another escalation in Trump administration’s tightening of travel rules for parts of Africa. The State...
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60 years later, the Voting Rights Act faces a crossroads
Six decades after President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Voting Rights Act into law with Martin Luther King Jr. by his side, the legislation that once marked a pivotal moment in American democracy now...
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U.S. proposes up to $15,000 visa bond for travelers from countries with high overstay rates
In a move that could dramatically reshape access to U.S. travel for many, the State Department is proposing a controversial bond requirement of up to $15,000 for business and tourist visa applicants from...
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Lawyer denied access to 5 U.S.-deported immigrants held in Eswatini prison
Five foreign nationals deported from the United States last month under a covert arrangement with Eswatini are now being detained in the African nation’s top-security prison, despite having already...
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Federal judge blocks Trump administration’s attempt to end protections for 60,000 immigrants from Nepal, Honduras, and Nicaragua
A federal judge in San Francisco has blocked the Trump administration’s effort to strip Temporary Protected Status (TPS) from tens of thousands of immigrants from Central America and Asia, ruling...
